Folding Bikes / Riese und Muller
Birdy Touring
The Birdy touring comes with the 24-speed Shimano Integro transmission, which combines the advantages of hub and derailleur gears to offer an exceptionally wide range of gears. Whether it’s a tough climb or a steep descent, the Birdy touring always has the right gear. If you’re looking for a Birdy for brief or extended tours, or you ride often in hilly country, you should take a closer look at the Birdy touring. Not many folding bikes have such a wide gear range. The ingenious folding mechanism and compact folded size makes life easier for you on any tour. The Birdy touring is a true and reliable traveling companion.
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